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>> It's fills the use case of "I love my iPad, and I love my Mac, but I really hate that I have these two devices." It's an interesting point, but if this is t
by abraxasz 15y ago
>> It's fills the use case of "I love my iPad, and I love my Mac, but I really hate that I have these two devices."
It's an interesting point, but if this is the target, then I think it's hopeless. Indeed, I don't think that people are ready to ditch there Mac/iPad setup for a unified windows setup. And if MS wants to conquer the tablet market, then I'm not sure that the "unified" argument is a key selling point. People won't buy any tablet over the iPad just because you tell them: "hey, you can find everything you (don't) like about windows on your tablet too!"
Note: I'm sorry if I sounded anti-windows, that's not the case, although I'm not a big fan either
- barista 15y agoNobody is forcing you to use the things you don't like about windows. Which you haven't bothered to list... A tablet can be a pure metro experience and a pretty cool one at that.